**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Dec 24 02:59:58 2012 Dec 24 09:17:59 anyone here ? i'd like to have an hint of what is wrong with my self built fonera2n image Dec 24 09:20:09 i have no problem at all installing downloaded tgz from fon/fonosfera or restoring my fonera using tftp and the restore img. But when i try to install the image i have built, it's simply not working. Dec 24 09:20:44 the LEDs do not blink at all during flash time. After 10minutes i unplug/plug the power cable and noting happens Dec 24 09:21:09 i am following the wiki, i have no error message at all during the build process. Dec 24 09:22:12 it's been like this for a long long time, i tried time to time to install an image, it has always failed ;( Dec 24 09:24:19 also I have no issue with binaries only, I can send & execute them properly on the fonera Dec 24 09:42:12 forgot to start by a proper : Hello ! Dec 24 09:48:13 Hi jissji Dec 24 09:49:32 jissji: How are you flashing in the firmware? Uploading the generated tgz through the WebUI? Dec 24 09:49:43 Did you select 2.0n as the build target? It defaults to 2.0g Dec 24 09:49:47 I tried both Dec 24 09:49:57 yup i make sure it was 2n Dec 24 09:50:03 made Dec 24 09:50:44 that's almost the only param i have modified , plus ip6tables Dec 24 09:51:56 by "both" i mean WebUI and "mtd -r write /tmp/filename.img image" Dec 24 09:58:00 weirdness Dec 24 09:58:05 what OS are you compiling on? Dec 24 09:58:53 (btw, if you need ip6tables, that autobuilder already compiles that (plus kmod-ipv6) as a .ipk, which you can install on the prebuilt tgz firmware) Dec 24 10:00:21 debian wheezy amd64 Dec 24 10:02:16 i am currently running http://download.fonosfera.org/RC/2.3.7.0_rc2/FON2303_2.3.7.0_rc2_DEV.tgz Dec 24 10:02:53 * blathijs is also runing wheezy amd64, but it works for me... Dec 24 10:03:37 jissji: After you try to flash in the firmware, what happens? Dec 24 10:03:51 comparing to the running version i am "only" missing ./2.6.21.7/asix.ko and ./2.6.21.7/usbnet.ko modules Dec 24 10:04:17 he Dec 24 10:04:50 The last few revisions in the autobuilder should also have those available Dec 24 10:05:09 the flash process using mtd seems to end properly, but on startup the LEDs are like normal. i never have the orange one, and the WAN LED isn't blinking (DHCP) Dec 24 10:05:46 And you can't connect through LAN? Dec 24 10:06:09 Hmm, seems the autobuilder is not building the asix / usbnet modules, perhaps I messed up something there Dec 24 10:07:06 blathijs: ping doesn't work, but ... i think i have never tried to connect :D Dec 24 10:07:29 is the usbnet module mandatory ? Dec 24 10:09:09 jissji: IIRC the usbnet and asix modules were included in previous versions, because they are used during 2.0n production, but I removed that recently. Instead, the autobuilder now builds the modules, but doesn't include them in the firmware, so you can download the .ipks if you need them Dec 24 10:10:34 jissji: Could you perhaps send over a .img file you built, so I can have a look at why it's not woring? I have a 2.0n with serial port soldered on which might hel Dec 24 10:10:37 p Dec 24 10:12:08 of course Dec 24 10:12:43 how do you want me to send it ? Dec 24 10:13:01 You can send it to matthijs.kooijman@fon.com, or perhaps upload it somewhere for HTTP download if that's easy for you Dec 24 10:16:26 blathijs: http://88.191.117.145/openwrt-fonera2n-squashfs.img Dec 24 10:29:47 Hmm, download failed halfway, retrying Dec 24 10:43:20 blathijs: did it work ? it seems you only got 2278188 again Dec 24 10:43:22 bits Dec 24 10:47:26 Yeah, it broke again Dec 24 10:47:34 slightly different point in the download, though Dec 24 10:47:40 sending you an email Dec 24 10:47:46 thanks Dec 24 10:48:06 done Dec 24 10:49:13 Ok, flashing now Dec 24 10:49:20 For reference: root@Fonera:/# mtd -r write /tmp/openwrt-fonera2n-squashfs.img image Dec 24 10:55:55 Ok, flashed it in, the wifi driver is crashing for some bizarre reason Dec 24 10:56:30 Here's the error: http://pastebin.com/UA5xHfic Dec 24 10:57:06 jissji: Which svn revision did you build this from? Dec 24 10:57:10 outch Dec 24 10:57:41 the latest r2244 Dec 24 10:58:00 http://svn.fonosfera.org/fon-ng/trunk Dec 24 10:58:45 from a clean checkout Dec 24 11:00:51 but as i said, i have never been able to run a self built image myself, so maybe it's the same error as it has always been. but i wonder what is wrong when i build it ;) Dec 24 11:05:34 I'll run a comparison to the auto-built 2244, see what's different Dec 24 11:21:02 I wonder if the wifi module barfs over the ipv6 modules in some way Dec 24 11:21:11 Did you ever try doing a completely clean build? Dec 24 11:24:29 blathijs: it was a completly clean build started with "svn co ... " :) Dec 24 11:25:45 will try without ipv6 Dec 24 11:27:18 jissji: The image you just sent me includes ipv6 stuff Dec 24 11:27:34 Ah, I meant "clean" as in "default config" Dec 24 11:27:38 ok Dec 24 11:33:12 removing ip6tables and ebtables :) Dec 24 12:04:23 jissji: Btw, I found the problem with the kmod-usb-net modules not building in the autobuilder. It's now building a new version of the 2n build that should include them Dec 24 12:10:44 Ok, killed that build and instead committed some new revisions to build instead Dec 24 14:30:53 blathijs, unmodified config is working ! Dec 24 15:01:13 jissji: I suspect that the problem might be ebtables, or perhaps the combination of them. Care to compile a firmware with just ipv6 and just ebtables to see if any of those trigger the problem separatelly? Dec 24 15:01:43 up Dec 24 15:01:45 yup Dec 24 15:32:18 blathijs, i ve just added kmod-ipv6 and it's working Dec 24 15:32:55 ok Dec 24 15:45:50 fine with kmod-ip6tables Dec 24 15:47:11 Next, try just ebtables I think? Dec 24 16:05:34 kmod-ebtables isn't working, on boot i see the WLAN (orange) LED, the WAN one is blinking, sometimes it stoped and i can almost connect to the fonera, but it keeps rebooting Dec 24 16:25:39 Then it seems that the wifi driver is somehow incompatible with the ebtables module Dec 24 16:26:39 Could you perhaps create a ticket on the trac about this? I don't think there is much you can do right now, without the wifi driver source code. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Dec 25 02:59:58 2012